Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Joining generations to celebrate tomorrow's leaders
In this county, people of every generation pull together with a common commitment to strengthen our community. On Wednesday, Nov. 4, the day after the election, all ages are invited to the Greenfield…
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5mMontague Center Complete Streets project proceeds after court ruling
A Franklin County Superior Court judge denied a preliminary injunction filed by residents to stop specific construction work associated with the Montague Center Complete Streets project.
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9mPioneer Valley land trusts back state ballot measure to fund conservation
On Nov. 3, voters will decide on Question 6, a ballot initiative designed to create a Nature for All Fund by allocating sales tax revenue from sporting goods, recreational vehicles and golf courses toward Massachusetts' goal of conserving 40% of its natural lands and waters by 2050.
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6mLegislators want MWRA to pull plug on Quabbin water request
Four regional lawmakers sent a letter to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority requesting the withdrawal of a proposal to transfer 20 million gallons of water per day from the Quabbin and Wachusett system.
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5mTrash sticker fees may rise as Montague looks to address funding gap
Montague Town Administrator Walter Ramsey recommended increasing trash and barrel sticker fees to help address a projected $573,235 shortfall in Montague's preliminary fiscal year 2028 budget.
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3mGreenfield Parking & Traffic Commission supports expansion of no-parking zone on Laurel Street
The Greenfield Parking & Traffic Commission unanimously recommended installing additional "No Parking" signs on the curved section of Laurel Street but declined to act on a request to restrict parking to one side of Lincoln Street.